Acing your wedding day is super important. All brides want to look their best and why not, after all, it’s your day. Most brides feel their jewelry is very heavy. Indeed, it is. Brides are usually overwhelmed with a choice of statement pieces to classic touches. At times, it becomes challenging to choose. We advise all brides to ace their look while being comfortable at the same time. Yes, that’s equally important else, they will not enjoy their special day.

This is high time to move over chunky gold pieces. Today’s millennial Indian brides are super confident and know how to try different shapes, hues, and sizes of jewelry to go with the bridal outfit. It’s all upto you-you could be the traditional bride with the minimal look or the millennial bride doused in imitation jewelry.

Well, trust us it is all about striking the right balance between everything whether it is the lehenga, makeup, or jewelry. To become the most fashionable bride, it is important for you to smartly pair your jewelry with the outfit you are wearing.

Here are a few tips that will help you ace the complete look:

Colors are important

You may not realize but there are a few bridal jewelry sets that look best with a particular lehenga color. Ivory looks best with gold as it beautifully highlights the creamy tint of the fabric. If you are wearing a red, pink, maroon, or this tint of color lehenga, go for golden pearl imitation jewelry. For pastel color lehengas, we’d always recommend green imitation bridal jewelry as it is pretty trendy.

Less is more

You do not always need all the bridal accessories like kamarbandh, bajubandh, maangtika, passa, etc. Bridal accessories do add a personal; touch to your overall bridal look but too much can be over the top, especially with an already-embellished bridal heavy lehenga.

Before you start choosing your bridal accessories or jewelry pieces, it is better that you take a closer look at the stand-out feature of your lehenga and then decide what will go best with it.

More accessories

If you wish to add a bit of personality to your wedding dress, choose unique accessories. Did you notice Alia Bhatt’s simple yet stylish wedding look? Awww, most of us loved it right? Her stylist did an amazing job by complimenting her lehenga with minimal makeup and jewelry.

Kamarbandh is one accessory that we’ll certainly suggest to you. It’ll give your dress an instant upgrade Not only does it look stunning but it also helps your lehenga and the dupatta to stay at their place so that you can enjoy and stay comfortable every time.

Comfort comes first

No wedding dress is complete with the right pair of footwear. You certainly want a comfy pair of heels right that goes perfectly well with your bridal dress.  But this doesn’t mean you have to compromise on comfort. Remember, you may have to stand for long durations, especially during photoshoots. So, you obviously don’t want to be cringing in pain before you’ve even hit the dance floor. Go for platform or wedge heels instead of pencil heels.

The veil

In India, the veil is the dupatta that a woman wears on her head as a mark of respect for the groom as well as all the guests present at the wedding. The definition and look of the veil are completely different from what it is in the west. But, a veil is the iconic bridal accessory.

Well, there are a few considerations to make before you finalize your wedding day veil and narrow down the options. You can either match the veil or the dupatta with the same shade as that of your lehenga. The other option is to pick a veil that has a contrasting color. Be very picky before choosing a style. If your lehenga has a lot going on, choose a veil that is simple so that it will not be the only thing that will be stealing the spotlight.

Cover it up

A stylish cover-up is something that is a must especially if your wedding dates are in the month of December, January, or February. Simple and understated styles can be paired with more embellished cover-ups. For a more embellished lehenga, we’d suggest that you go for something simple to avoid looking too over-the-top look.

And it’s a wrap

Gone are the days when brides kept quiet and sat in the corner gazing at everyone enjoying all the functions. Today, all brides get involved in the functions whether it is a cocktail party, mehendi, haldi, lady sangeet, ring ceremony, wedding, or reception. And why not, it’s she who is getting married so why can’t she have the best time of her life?

We hope the aforementioned points will help you ace your bridal look while staying comfortable at the same time.